January 19, 2012 
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January 19, 2012 [00:00:00] <todd2> what's the next step?[00:00:11] <tsoome> /var/tmp is good one to check;)[00:00:27] <tsoome> ah ok, then you can destroy swap[00:00:28] <todd2> 7.5K[00:00:49] <todd2> ah, excellent[00:00:56] <todd2> now i have a lot more space[00:01:05] <todd2> but i want to allocate some more space for swap again, yeah?[00:01:10] <tsoome> then set that pkg to release cache[00:01:17] <tsoome> eventually, yes[00:01:36] <todd2> done[00:01:38] <todd2> okay[00:01:45] <todd2> should I also just destroy rpool/dump too?[00:01:54] <tsoome> pkg cache will be removed on next successfull pkg install[00:02:07] <tsoome> you wanna pkg install something really small[00:02:18] <tsoome> (and pkg uninstall it)[00:02:28] <tsoome> so the cache will be freed[00:02:40] <tsoome> then you can see how much it did help[00:02:59] <todd2> ok[00:03:06] <todd2> well, speaking of installing some package[00:03:07] <todd2> fatal: libstdc++.so.6: open failed: No such file or directory[00:03:13] <tsoome> and after that you can decide how big swap you wanna have and if you wanna reduce dump[00:03:17] <todd2> any idea what that one belongs to?[00:03:29] <tsoome> pkg search libstdc++.so.6[00:03:53] <todd2> ah, didn't know you could do that. thanks.[00:04:17] <tsoome> gcc-3-runtime ?[00:04:18] *** freakazoid0223 has quit IRC[00:04:37] <tsoome> then yep, you can install that one and check your disk space after that[00:04:53] <todd2> todd at tehran:…mongodb-sunos5-i86pc-2 dot 0.2/bin$ pkg search libstdc++.so.6[00:04:54] <todd2> INDEX ACTION VALUE PACKAGE[00:04:54] <todd2> basename link usr/sfw/lib/amd64/libstdc++.so.6 pkg:/system/library/gcc-3-runtime at 3 dot 4.3-0.151.1[00:04:54] <todd2> basename link usr/sfw/lib/libstdc++.so.6 pkg:/system/library/gcc-3-runtime at 3 dot 4.3-0.151.1[00:05:02] <todd2> todd at tehran:…mongodb-sunos5-i86pc-2 dot 0.2/bin$ sudo pkg install pkg:/system/library/gcc-3-runtime at 3 dot 4.3-0.151.1[00:05:02] <todd2> No updates necessary for this image.[00:05:18] <todd2> did i run that command wrong?[00:05:37] <todd2> sorry, i'll pastebin next time.[00:06:13] *** [1]kimc has joined #openindiana[00:06:27] <tsoome> apparently its installed[00:06:46] <tsoome> ls /usr/sfw/lib/libstdc++.so.6 ?[00:06:59] <todd2> yep it's there[00:07:14] <richlowe> bad runpath.[00:07:14] <tsoome> so the software is linked wrong.[00:07:42] <todd2> does that mean i need to update PATH?[00:08:38] <tsoome> fix your first problem first:P[00:08:41] *** kimc has quit IRC[00:08:41] *** [1]kimc is now known as kimc[00:08:58] <todd2> true.. let me install some other package[00:09:15] <lennard> install vim! vim is important :)[00:09:29] <lennard> or, well, any package really[00:09:50] <todd2> it's already installed[00:10:06] <todd2> i could uninstall then reinstall it to clear up the cache?[00:10:11] <tsoome> yes[00:10:34] <tsoome> its small package, should go pretty quick.[00:13:41] <tsoome> also zfs list -t snapshot will list the snapshots you have[00:15:23] <tsoome> also while your own home is only using 34K, the /export/home has 1.68G, you may wanna review if thats really needed or in correct place;)[00:15:40] <todd2> todd@tehran:/rpool$ du -a /var | sort -n -r | head -n 10[00:15:41] <todd2> 24119782 /var[00:15:41] <todd2> 23719522 /var/lib[00:15:41] <todd2> 23719514 /var/lib/mysql[00:15:41] <todd2> 23697019 /var/lib/mysql/ibdata1[00:15:41] <todd2> 217076 /var/opt[00:15:41] <todd2> 217073 /var/opt/csw[00:15:42] <todd2> 217055 /var/opt/csw/pkgutil[00:15:42] <todd2> 213166 /var/opt/csw/pkgutil/packages[00:15:43] <todd2> 213147 /var/opt/csw/pkgutil/packages/gcc4core-4.3.3,REV=2009.05.07-SunOS5.8-i386-CSW.pkg[00:15:43] <todd2> 125162 /var/pkg[00:17:39] <tsoome> you may wanna move mysql data and configure it accordingly;)[00:19:01] <tsoome> did you got some space back from pkg cache?[00:20:53] <tsoome> anyhow, once you have freed some space, zfs create -V 6G rpool/swap; swap -a /dev/zvol/dsk/rpool/swap will restore the swap as it was.[00:21:55] <todd2> okay, great.. thank you[00:21:58] <todd2> seeing this now: svccfg: Could not connect to repository server: repository server unavailable.[00:22:10] <todd2> where do i edit that or what might the problem there be[00:22:25] <tsoome> the basic rule to be followed with such an small rpool would be that you use rpool only for OS itself and place application data and maybe home elsewhere.[00:22:37] <todd2> like in /tank?[00:23:03] <tsoome> like tank, yes[00:23:14] <todd2> okay.[00:23:17] <todd2> thank you[00:23:23] <tsoome> by creating suitable filesystem tree(s) in it[00:23:49] <tsoome> the smf config daemon probably did die due to rpool was filled up[00:24:03] <tsoome> svcs -vx[00:24:18] <todd2> root@tehran:~# svcs -vx[00:24:18] <todd2> svcs: Could not bind to repository server: repository server unavailable. Exiting.[00:24:26] <tsoome> eh:D[00:25:29] <tsoome> if you have fixed the space issue and recreated swap, you can just reboot to resolve that quick.[00:25:32] <todd2> where is the mysterious file that contains the repository server address[00:25:41] <todd2> ok[00:26:41] *** herzen has quit IRC[00:27:08] <tsoome> without swap device you need to comment out that line in /etc/vfstab, but apparently your system needs some space from swap.[00:28:00] *** herzen has joined #openindiana[00:28:36] *** jollyd has quit IRC[00:31:56] *** echelog-2 has joined #openindiana[00:32:14] <todd2> just one other thing.. if i want to move home to tank, do i remove that to zfs first? or just do a mv over to tank and remount? or what?[00:32:29] <todd2> from zfs*[00:33:09] <todd2> appreciate your help[00:34:22] <tsoome> zfs create -p tank/export/home/ivan copy the contents over, zfs destroy rpool/export/home/ivan and zfs set -o mountpoint=/export/home/ivan tank/export/home/ivan[00:34:27] <tsoome> thats just one way[00:35:32] <tsoome> or destroy rpool/export tree and zfs set mountpoint=/export tank/export[00:35:48] <richlowe> or just move the mountpoint of the old one[00:35:53] <richlowe> so nothing gets lost[00:36:16] <tsoome> data should be managed first anyhow, yep.[00:36:32] <todd2> sweet.. thanks a lot.[00:36:44] <todd2> at least i have somewhere to go from here[00:37:05] <tsoome> also, your zfs list does not list datasets on tank, dont be afraid to create them as needed, zfs create is cheap and reasonably used can help to manage your data better.[00:37:46] *** freakazoid0223 has joined #openindiana[00:39:53] <richlowe> it's always worth doing.[00:40:16] <todd2> yeah, i just got thrown into this without any solaris experience whatsoever and no time to read up on anything, so i appreciate the help[00:43:11] <tsoome> you can think of pool like an pile of disk space where you create some hierarchy of subfilesystems. in non-pooled systems you wont just create /disk1 mountpoint either, you probably have few filesystems on that disk;)[00:43:59] <tsoome> but as already suggested, read up man zfs and man zpool, play a bit around with those commands and you will get some ideas.[00:44:02] *** kenon_ has joined #openindiana[00:46:09] *** Shep_Book has quit IRC[00:47:17] *** kenon has quit IRC[00:50:00] *** Shep_Book has joined #openindiana[00:52:35] *** Mech0z has quit IRC[00:59:18] *** kenon has joined #openindiana[01:00:02] *** InTheWings has quit IRC[01:00:58] *** kenon_ has quit IRC[01:02:40] *** feizhou_ has joined #openindiana[01:02:45] *** enmand has joined #openindiana[01:06:09] *** feizhou__ has quit IRC[01:06:35] *** Shep_Book has quit IRC[01:08:11] *** StyleWarz has quit IRC[01:08:16] *** StyleWarz has joined #openindiana[01:08:20] *** Mech0z has joined #openindiana[01:23:02] *** n2deep has quit IRC[01:25:40] *** n2deep has joined #openindiana[01:35:06] *** kenon_ has joined #openindiana[01:37:12] *** freakazoid0223 has quit IRC[01:37:56] *** kenon has quit IRC[01:41:31] *** todd2 has quit IRC[01:44:14] *** Latent has joined #openindiana[01:44:37] *** vmeson has quit IRC[01:44:45] *** vmeson has joined #openindiana[01:53:17] *** disharmony has quit IRC[01:57:08] *** Gugge has quit IRC[02:03:24] *** Gugge has joined #openindiana[02:04:18] <Latent> hi all. I just came on here to ask how to get vmxnet3 drivers to work in openindiana running under esxi 5.0 but i seem to have solved it anyway[02:04:52] <Latent> It didn't work on a text install of openindiana but it worked in on a full desktop install after a reboot[02:07:33] *** TomJ has quit IRC[02:07:38] *** Mech0z has quit IRC[02:19:15] <Patrickdk> worked for me on text install[02:19:35] *** hajma has joined #openindiana[02:20:37] <Latent> you didn't have to do anything special after installing vmware tools?[02:29:30] *** randw has quit IRC[02:37:00] *** PiotrSikora has quit IRC[02:39:00] *** freakazoid0223 has joined #openindiana[02:39:17] *** PiotrSikora has joined #openindiana[02:49:40] *** krystal has joined #openindiana[02:53:04] *** gb_away has quit IRC[03:07:00] *** Licenser_ has joined #openindiana[03:08:06] <patdk-lap> nope[03:08:37] *** Licenser has quit IRC[03:08:38] *** Licenser_ is now known as Licenser[03:21:25] <Latent> ok it looks like your right vmxnet3 is working even in text mode. just my ip config is not set.[03:22:07] *** POloser has joined #openindiana[03:25:44] *** johest has quit IRC[03:28:58] *** mercutio has joined #openindiana[03:29:00] *** mercutio is now known as merk[03:29:02] <Latent> but the command "ipadm create-addr -T static -a x.x.x.x/24 label" doesn't work :([03:29:19] <merk> is it normal that can't ping openindana from a diff subnet?[03:29:35] <merk> on opensolaris could, upgraded, can still ping locally[03:29:42] <merk> i thought gateway wasn't working at first[03:29:46] <merk> then i could ping google..[03:30:04] <merk> then i thought i had to jump through box on same subnet, then i discovered i could ssh just not ping[03:31:00] *** merk is now known as merky[03:31:04] *** merky is now known as merc[03:31:09] <merc> argh all these names are registered[03:31:14] *** merc is now known as mercutio1[03:32:57] <Latent> you pinging to your openindiana box from a different subnet?[03:33:17] <mercutio1> yip[03:33:21] <mercutio1> from an internet ip[03:33:41] *** CME has quit IRC[03:33:43] <mercutio1> openindana is on an rfc address but works[03:33:45] <mercutio1> normally[03:34:09] <mercutio1> cos there are routes on the router taking dsl traffic for the private ip address space[03:34:12] *** CME has joined #openindiana[03:34:26] <mercutio1> the other opensolaris box is still working[03:35:05] <mercutio1> oh traceroute works[03:35:18] <mercutio1> % traceroute 192.168.6.72[03:35:18] <mercutio1> traceroute to 192.168.6.72 (192.168.6.72), 30 hops max, 60 byte packets[03:35:18] <mercutio1> 1 192.168.1.1 (192.168.1.1) 1.581 ms 2.261 ms 3.136 ms[03:35:18] <mercutio1> 2 60.234.8.203 (60.234.8.203) 19.405 ms 19.941 ms 20.916 ms[03:35:18] <mercutio1> 3 60.234.24.85 (60.234.24.85) 20.394 ms 24.179 ms 25.315 ms[03:35:20] <mercutio1> 4 60.234.24.86 (60.234.24.86) 26.119 ms 26.837 ms 27.765 ms[03:35:23] <mercutio1> 5 202-49-70-146.plain.net.nz (202.49.70.146) 29.082 ms 29.941 ms 30.924 ms[03:35:26] <mercutio1> 6 192.168.6.72 (192.168.6.72) 32.137 ms 12.066 ms 10.238 ms[03:35:30] <mercutio1> % ping -c 5 192.168.6.72[03:35:30] <mercutio1> PING 192.168.6.72 (192.168.6.72) 56(84) bytes of data.[03:35:31] <mercutio1> 5 packets transmitted, 0 received, 100% packet loss, time 3998ms[03:41:38] *** Gugge has quit IRC[03:42:20] *** Gugge has joined #openindiana[03:47:37] <Latent> traceroute just uses icmp ping packets the same as ping except it sets the number of hops before they expire[03:47:47] <Latent> so if it gets though then ping should as well[03:49:27] <Latent> i don't know how you can pass traffic to 192.168.x.x network destinations routed though the internet as these are private only addresses[04:01:44] *** kart_ has joined #openindiana[04:06:24] *** krystal has quit IRC[04:07:26] *** johest has joined #openindiana[04:07:31] *** johest has quit IRC[04:07:31] *** johest has joined #openindiana[04:15:47] *** voidcoder has joined #openindiana[04:19:39] *** krystal has joined #openindiana[04:34:21] <mercutio1> latent, it's not actually the internet[04:34:30] <mercutio1> it's internet facing router[04:35:05] <mercutio1> it takes internet ip addresses and forwards them along to the internet[04:35:51] <mercutio1> so 192.168.6.0/24 works from our own network but not the greater interent[04:36:19] *** DrLou_ has quit IRC[04:36:27] <mercutio1> and i think traceroute uses udp?[04:36:48] <bdha> man traceroute[04:36:54] <mercutio1> i am[04:36:59] <mercutio1> i'm tracing from linux[04:37:01] *** DeviceZer0 has left #openindiana[04:37:16] <mercutio1> UDP probe[04:37:17] <bdha> The second paragraph explains how it works.[04:37:19] <bdha> It uses ICMP.[04:37:29] <mercutio1> it gets icmp back[04:37:32] <mercutio1> but sends UDP out[04:37:33] <bdha> Yup.[04:37:48] <mercutio1> oh it can use icmp echo with -I[04:38:42] <mercutio1> yeah -I doesn't erply[04:38:55] <mercutio1> oh hmm, -I doesn't reply from opensolaris either[04:39:05] <Latent> so something is dropping icmp[04:39:15] <mercutio1> yeh hmm[04:39:19] <mercutio1> i thought it was openindana[04:39:22] <mercutio1> openindana[04:39:24] <mercutio1> gah[04:39:26] <mercutio1> openindiana[04:39:36] <mercutio1> but now it's doing it to opensolaris box too[04:39:51] <mercutio1> maybe it's this lame dsl router[04:39:55] <Latent> it could be any router in between[04:40:03] <mercutio1> i control the second to last router[04:40:10] <mercutio1> which is returning ping[04:40:26] <mercutio1> err 2nd to last and 3rd to last[04:40:51] <mercutio1> the only limit is on errors return by itself, which is set at 2500 a second[04:40:52] <Latent> many routers are configured not to allow icmp in[04:40:56] <Latent> to block floods etc[04:41:10] <mercutio1> yeh[04:41:23] <mercutio1> but the thing is, once it's in your network you're already using up your pipe[04:41:29] <mercutio1> so blocking it on your own router doesn't do much good[04:41:35] <Latent> often there is a advanced option to turn on or off parts of its internal firewall protection[04:41:44] <mercutio1> it's openbsd[04:41:46] <mercutio1> it works normally[04:41:57] <mercutio1> i was thinking openindiana could be limiting[04:42:26] <mercutio1> i wonder[04:42:28] *** dajhorn has joined #openindiana[04:43:00] <mercutio1> hmm it's natting all traffic to there[04:47:48] <Latent> if it was Natting then how does the udp/ssh traffic get though?[05:07:27] <mercutio1> umm it stores state[05:07:33] <mercutio1> and then sends back ?[05:07:58] <Latent> you mean stateful packet inspection?[05:08:07] <mercutio1> well nat is always stateful[05:08:20] <mercutio1> natting to an ip address that goes to router[05:09:01] <mercutio1> 17:08:43.305396 192.168.6.72.23 > 202.49.66.166.48405: R 0:0(0) ack 2883771184 win 0 (DF)[05:09:04] <mercutio1> it's showing that[05:09:10] <mercutio1> but it's not showing the ping at all[05:09:26] <Latent> its just that if the destination is BEHIND the nat there is no way to get though unless there is already an active connection out and your returning back inside an active connection[05:09:44] <Latent> if the NAT is the other way around then it's different[05:09:54] <mercutio1> the nat sends 202.49.66.166 to 202.49.70.145[05:10:09] <mercutio1> it's nat of all 192.168.6.0/24 destination traffic to a source of 202.49.70.145[05:10:16] <mercutio1> it shouldn't need nat actually[05:10:53] <mercutio1> oh hangon it's not natting[05:11:01] <mercutio1> it' snatting out from 192.168.6.0/24 to the internet[05:11:52] <mercutio1> i wonder[05:11:59] <mercutio1> if i'm missing storing state first[05:12:04] <mercutio1> and it's trying to nat return traffic[05:12:33] <mercutio1> wow that fixed it :)[05:12:49] <mercutio1> not sure why tcp was working[05:14:05] <Latent> my guess is icmp is a bit different to tcp/udp in the way it routes and stores state etc[05:14:06] *** jwk404 has quit IRC[05:14:13] *** jwk404 has joined #openindiana[05:14:40] <[noc]> is there a weird bug with oi151 that causes high system CPU usage even at idle?[05:15:55] <[noc]> vmstat is showing sys around 80% cpu usage[05:15:55] <richlowe> Yes[05:15:57] <[noc]> makes no sense..[05:16:02] <richlowe> are you on a sandy bridge CPU?[05:16:10] <[noc]> hmm maybe[05:16:41] <[noc]> is there an easy way to check?[05:16:46] <[noc]> it's an older core 2 duo[05:17:03] <richlowe> Then you're not, and shouldn't have the bug.[05:17:12] <mercutio1> powertop might show cpu is going to low mhz sped[05:17:14] <[noc]> ah yes it's far too old[05:17:38] <mercutio1> core 2 duos support lowering speed[05:17:52] <[noc]> yeha speed step[05:17:58] <mercutio1> hmm this xeon isn't[05:18:03] <mercutio1> it's only doing c0/c1[05:18:04] <mercutio1> maybe it's disabled[05:18:05] <richlowe> The only bug I know of was with support for the TSC Deadline timer.[05:18:06] <[noc]> shows C0 at 1600mhz and C1 at 2133[05:18:14] <[noc]> but still, why is the sys CPu load so high?[05:18:17] <richlowe> which I think you'd need a rather new CPU to have[05:18:19] <mercutio1> there's p-states frequency on tnhe rigth normally[05:18:32] <[noc]> at first I thought maybe this was slow because I enabled compression on zfs pool[05:18:45] <[noc]> but it barely uses any CPU[05:18:45] <mercutio1> maybe try setting compression to lzjb?[05:18:54] <mercutio1> actually core2duo'ish cpu[05:18:57] <mercutio1> is showing p-states 2833 mhz[05:19:04] *** krystal has quit IRC[05:19:04] <mercutio1> and c0 0.5% c1 99.5%[05:19:15] <richlowe> [noc]: run 'lockstat -Is 10 sleep 10', and pastebin the output? (there'll be quite a lot)[05:19:20] <mercutio1> maybe opensolaris doesn't slow mhz down[05:20:07] <mercutio1> noc did it have lots of wakeups?[05:20:13] <mercutio1> it could be a device driver locking up in the irq handler for ages[05:20:28] *** jkoshy has joined #openindiana[05:20:46] <[noc]> I'm wondering if dev driver[05:20:51] <[noc]> so the two 'odd' things I have done with this install[05:20:55] <[noc]> is qlogic target[05:21:05] <[noc]> and installed a syskonnect driver for a PCI gigabit NIC[05:21:29] <mercutio1> qlogic should be fine[05:21:44] <richlowe> The lockstat command I gave you above, will show you what the kernel is mostly doing.[05:21:44] <mercutio1> sysknonnect gigabit could overload pci bus[05:21:46] <mercutio1> at full speed[05:21:46] <richlowe> so you don't have to guess.[05:22:44] <[noc]> man it's 2400 lines lol[05:22:51] <mercutio1> heh[05:23:06] <[noc]> trying to putty is fail, give me a sec to move the file[05:23:19] <mercutio1> heh i tried that on a couple of systems and mostly it's cpu_idle forme :)[05:23:45] <mercutio1> oh it's probably heaps cos each cpu seems to have it[05:27:57] <[noc]> richlowe: pm'd the pastebin[05:30:22] <[noc]> merc: the syskonnect is there but it's not connected[05:31:06] <[noc]> I'm using this as a target for VMware, if I couldn't get the qlogic target to work I was just going to setup a seperate NFS network[05:32:29] <mercutio1> iscsi is probably better than nfs for vmware[05:33:08] <[noc]> yes/no[05:33:13] <[noc]> this is a home lab[05:33:24] <[noc]> so performance isn't a big factor[05:33:26] <mercutio1> so 2gigabit pci-x qlogic card?[05:33:31] <[noc]> no 4GB[05:33:37] <mercutio1> fancy :)[05:33:38] <[noc]> w/ brocade 200E[05:33:45] <[noc]> lol, I'm pleased with the lab[05:33:46] <mercutio1> fancier still[05:33:47] <richlowe> there's a chance it's https://www.illumos.org/issues/423[05:33:54] <richlowe> but I'm not even sort of certain.[05:34:04] <[noc]> yeah I see all the speedstep calls[05:34:07] <[noc]> seems a bit nuts[05:34:14] <[noc]> I had thought I disabled it but I guess not[05:34:25] <mercutio1> i'd just try disabling power management in bios if i was you[05:34:37] <[noc]> yes I will tomorrow, bed time for me though[05:34:38] <mercutio1> well c0/c1 is fine[05:34:56] <[noc]> rich: would there be any benefit to me sending this info anywhere if disabling speedstep makes the problem go away?[05:35:55] <mercutio1> hmm rich, do you happen to know if i/o at does anything?[05:36:14] <mercutio1> or whatever that intel dma thingy is called[05:36:26] <[noc]> crap the posts say it basically doesn't matter if it's disabled in BIOS :([05:36:48] <mercutio1> noc: oh disable cpupm?[05:37:44] <[noc]> richlowe: thanks for your help, I'll have another look at it tomorrow[05:38:10] <mercutio1> gah, when is openindiana going to make windex be created automatically[05:38:58] <[noc]> gnight guys[05:39:13] <mercutio1> night[05:40:49] <Latent> hey guys does anyone know if there is any command you need to run in oi once you have hot plugged in ahci SATA drives?[05:41:02] <Latent> or do i have to do a full restart to get them to show up fully?[05:41:06] <bdha> devfsadm -C ; cfgadm -al[05:41:19] <bdha> dmesg to see if they pop up, for format < /dev/null.[05:41:44] <bdha> s/for/or/[05:42:28] <Latent> ok thanks i'll try that :D[05:47:07] <Latent> yeah they are showing up fine in oi[05:47:24] <Latent> looks like its just napp-it that doesn't see them :/[05:47:33] *** enmand has quit IRC[05:47:43] <Latent> just hate haveingto reboot every time![05:49:20] <mercutio1> is napp-it any good? i heard about someone else using it recently[05:52:03] <Latent> well it's quite easy to use. not perfect yet[05:53:53] <Latent> i'm trying to use it to test out this All in one virtualisation machine idea[05:54:01] <mercutio1> using vmware?[05:54:06] <mercutio1> i'm still using opensolaris/xen[05:54:45] <Latent> yeah i haven't tried Xen in a while myself[05:55:29] <Latent> but i use vmware at work so it's simpler to stay with what you know[05:57:12] <Latent> there must be a way i'm not seeing to get napp-it to rescan for new disk devices[05:57:36] <Latent> because right now if a disk fails and i need to swap in a new disk i have to reboot![06:01:04] <Latent> anyway i'm off home from work here cya[06:01:15] *** Latent has quit IRC[06:06:16] <mercutio1> oh latent was in nz too heh[06:07:52] *** gvm1 has joined #openindiana[06:36:26] *** keremet has joined #openindiana[06:38:44] *** gvm1 has quit IRC[06:57:26] *** russiane39 has quit IRC[06:58:38] *** russiane39 has joined #openindiana[07:00:02] *** dajhorn has quit IRC[07:17:29] *** kenon has joined #openindiana[07:19:14] *** feizhou_ has quit IRC[07:20:13] *** kenon_ has quit IRC[07:31:50] *** feizhou_ has joined #openindiana[07:32:00] *** Zenos has joined #openindiana[07:53:14] *** hajma has quit IRC[07:54:20] <madwizard> Coffee[08:05:25] *** n2deep has quit IRC[08:07:22] *** n2deep has joined #openindiana[08:13:02] *** girafe has quit IRC[08:21:53] *** tuf8 has quit IRC[08:24:21] *** Worsoe has joined #openindiana[08:34:46] *** dvx has joined #openindiana[08:42:44] *** jkoshy has quit IRC[08:45:44] *** jkoshy has joined #openindiana[08:47:01] *** smrt has quit IRC[08:47:19] *** smrt has joined #openindiana[09:01:15] *** Mech0z has joined #openindiana[09:09:34] *** kart__ has joined #openindiana[09:12:17] *** kart_ has quit IRC[09:13:24] *** hajma has joined #openindiana[09:15:10] *** jkoshy has left #openindiana[09:28:34] *** papertigers has quit IRC[09:28:37] *** TomJ has joined #openindiana[09:28:59] *** simasj has joined #openindiana[09:31:38] *** Simas_J has quit IRC[09:35:08] *** Tenzer has joined #openindiana[09:43:06] *** papertigers has joined #openindiana[09:46:16] *** papertigers has quit IRC[09:48:11] *** |AbsyntH| has joined #openindiana[09:58:19] *** papertigers has joined #openindiana[10:41:52] <madwizard> Coffee[10:45:32] <Agnar> .o( cd /usr/src/jdk; make java )[10:45:34] *** herzen has quit IRC[10:46:08] *** herzen has joined #openindiana[10:49:12] *** Latent has joined #openindiana[10:49:28] *** Botanic has quit IRC[10:50:06] <lblume> madwizard: O_O[11:07:47] <Latent> hey anyone know why i'm getting "vmxnet3s: [ID 654879 kern.notice] vmxnet3s:0: getcapab(0x200000) -> no" in my log every 7 min's?[11:08:47] *** heldus has quit IRC[11:09:42] <madwizard> lblume: Don't stare, 'cause your eyes will fall out and catch sand[11:13:46] <lblume> madwizard: o(｀ω´*)o[11:14:26] <madwizard> Are that two people burning marshmallows over camp fire?[11:15:10] <lblume> It's another way of interpreting it :-D[11:18:29] <madwizard> :)[11:22:13] *** master_of_master has quit IRC[11:24:15] *** master_of_master has joined #openindiana[11:32:21] *** Latent is now known as Latent22[11:33:04] *** tsoome has quit IRC[11:41:18] *** krystal has joined #openindiana[11:57:30] *** Latent22 has quit IRC[12:12:08] *** laogrymt has joined #openindiana[12:12:17] *** russiane39 has quit IRC[12:13:12] *** wiseen has joined #openindiana[12:13:23] *** tsoome has joined #openindiana[12:13:53] *** russiane39 has joined #openindiana[12:22:33] *** InTheWings has joined #openindiana[12:28:16] <floogy> Hi, how can I quit a telnet session? ctrl+^+], ESC or ctrl+] doesn't work.[12:28:44] <Tenzer> Open a shell window and "pkill telnet" :)[12:29:05] <floogy> Ok, that's also possible ;)[12:29:17] <Tenzer> Works everytime ;)[12:30:41] <Agnar> floogy: running telnet within a putty window? try ctrl with +[12:30:54] <Agnar> don't ask me why...[12:31:39] <floogy> thx, but I'm still curious for the recommended way to quit that telnet session.[12:32:05] <floogy> Agnar, I'm in console2/cygwin/bash/ssh connected[12:32:14] <floogy> I'll try that too[12:33:46] *** |AbsyntH| has quit IRC[12:34:07] <Agnar> floogy: start telnet next time with -e and specify another escape sequence ,) but default is ctrl+] (btw...does your keyboard matches your keyboard setting?)[12:34:08] <floogy> Tenzer, that killed the openindiana ssh session too.[12:34:49] <Tenzer> Huh? Are you connected through telnet to it?[12:36:14] <floogy> No, there was maybe exit in the buffer, and I closed that way the ssh session, don't know... But I don't think, that pkill telnet switched that off.[12:37:13] <floogy> Escape character is '^]'.[12:37:22] <floogy> But that didn't worked[12:37:46] *** TomJ has quit IRC[12:37:53] <floogy> CRTL+ + works, thank you Agnar[12:39:10] <tsoome> you can set your own esc for telnet if needed[12:39:30] <sensille> yeah, it is where ']' resides on the us layout[12:40:36] <floogy> sensille, ah, yes, that makes sense. tsoome, I'll take a look into that, and will try to configure it for ESC[12:40:37] <tsoome> i usually do that for zlogin if im using ssh session…[12:41:35] <tsoome> also if you keep forgetting about telnet command line, you can set it in .telnetrc[12:43:11] <floogy> ok, thanks for the hint. We got an IFT raid, that crashed, and I tried to connrect the working one with telnet, to see which controller is built in.[12:43:47] <floogy> http://www.infortrend.com/main/2_product/es_a08%2812%29s-g2130.asp Here are 4 types listed.[12:45:12] *** willie__ has joined #openindiana[12:49:23][12:51:44] <willie__> complete n00b here - new install of oi_151a on a CentOS hosted KVM 3072 RAM 3 xi5 2500 cpus - keep getting warnings about uhci0 No SOF interrupts have been received. This USB UHCI controller is unuseable. Googling suggested I try setting the NIC type to something other than "Hypervisor default" but the problem remains. The network is available but seems very slow - any hints? Thx[12:53:04] *** smrt has quit IRC[12:53:19] <willie__> I intend to run Oracle 11g on this for learning[12:53:22] *** smrt has joined #openindiana[13:08:36] <lennard> I've read somewhere that link-aggr config is not persistant across reboots, does anyone know if this is true for 151a?[13:09:22] <Tenzer> lennard: If it's configured with the "dladm" command, the settings should be stored inside "/etc/dladm/"[13:09:36] <Tenzer> It should be due to a bug if it's not persistant[13:09:42] <Tenzer> afaik[13:09:46] <lennard> I'll have to try then[13:09:56] <lennard> after I find out how to reboot the thing :P[13:11:03] <Tenzer> Well, there's the "reboot" command, but I prefer "init 6"[13:12:05] <Tenzer> I think historically (as in Solaris =<10) "reboot" did not do an entirely clean shutdown, whereas "init 6" does[13:12:16] *** anikin has joined #openindiana[13:13:55] *** gb_away has joined #openindiana[13:16:47] <Garo__> hmm. useradd didn't correctly create home directories. it has something to do with auto_home, but I'm not sure how. I also found some bug reports on the issue.[13:17:03] <Garo__> do I have to manually add a line to /etc/auto_home for each user which I add, or what?[13:17:35] <Tenzer> Garo__: Do you want to use auto_home? Otherwise I will suggest that you just disable autofs and specify the home directories to be at /export/user/<username>[13:18:19] <Tenzer> Usually I run "useradd -D -b /export/home" on new systems, disable autofs and then create users with "useradd -g staff -m <username>"[13:19:17] *** muv has joined #openindiana[13:19:23] <Garo__> I'm not really sure what auto_home is[13:19:23] *** muv has left #openindiana[13:20:25] <Tenzer> AutoFS and auto_home are for systems where the user logging in needs to have the users home directory mounted from a NFS share, this is then done at login time by AutoFS[13:20:38] <Tenzer> At least from what I know[13:21:11] <pettson> Yes, it only mounts the directorys when they are needed.[13:21:24] *** POloser has left #openindiana[13:21:30] <pettson> We use that in the computer society where we have like 600 accounts.[13:22:21] <Garo__> this computer will have just a few accounts and I need the useradd to work without doing anything else, so I need a permanent sollution. according to what you guys say, disabling auto_home is an option[13:22:37] *** raichoo has joined #openindiana[13:23:18] <anikin> hello! anyone knows when will be repaired bug with MacOS Lion and OI cifs? Illumos already has a patch for this bug. https://www.illumos.org/issues/1718[13:23:20] <tsoome> the "permanent" solution is to use correct options for useradd.[13:25:20] <Tenzer> tsoome: Perhaps just set the default options to some that works better in your setup[13:26:24] <tsoome> well, in my setups we are using s11 and useradd in s11 was fixed to create homes in /export/home and to add correct entries for auto_home[13:26:47] <tsoome> thts something what was done by oracle after OI split was done.[13:27:06] <tsoome> (and should have been done years ago;)[13:28:32] <tsoome> but in fact, if you are not using /home, then specifying /export/home/username would do just fine as suggested earlier.[13:28:43] <Tenzer> There are a lot of legacy default settings and behaviour which doesn't make much sense these days[13:29:00] <tsoome> they did not make much sense before as well;)[13:29:27] <tsoome> because auto_home has been there as long as autofs and /home has always been autofs mountpoint.[13:29:34] <Tenzer> I just tried not to step on the toes of the more experienced sysadmins :P[13:30:18] <tsoome> its plain design flaw of useradd since day 0.[13:31:04] <tsoome> they did fix it with smuser btw, but its dead now.[13:32:01] <tsoome> smuser had an option to use autofs, and then it did create proper entries.[13:33:12] <Tenzer> It would be nice to get some more sane defaults in OI moving forwards, but it's probably not the highest priority[13:33:26] <Tenzer> Setting nsswitch to use DNS per default would also be nice :)[13:33:52] <Garo__> ok thanks Tenzer and pettson: I disabled auto_home, setup the default home directory prefix under /export/home and symlinked from /home to /export/home[13:34:42] <Tenzer> Garo__: If you just change the home directory for existing users to /export/home/<username> instead of /home/<username> you don't have to make any changes to /home[13:34:48] <tsoome> well, there is basically 2 options for useradd - either add code to manage auto_home properly, or switch from default /home prefix to /export/home.[13:35:47] <Tenzer> And perhaps disable autofs per default, if it's only used for home directories (if the default prefix is changed)[13:36:01] *** willie__ is now known as willie[13:36:41] <tsoome> in fact you can change defaults yourself, the file is /usr/sadm/defadduser and defparent= is the property you wanna set, I believe[13:36:44] <lennard> Tenzer: my 'init 6' is broken[13:37:09] <tsoome> (use the source, luke)[13:37:20] <Tenzer> lennard: Ehm, how?[13:37:42] <lennard> the not going through bios is probably a feature, but it doesn't do anything after the Openindiana Build\nSunOS Release\nAll rights reserved[13:38:34] <lennard> well, thats not entirely true, I mean my shutdown -y -i6 is broken[13:38:35] <tsoome> lennard man reboot and read about fast reboot.[13:38:46] <Tenzer> ^^[13:39:11] <tsoome> shutdown is script which calls init with runlevel you did use with -i[13:39:13] <tsoome> ;)[13:39:35] <lennard> so you're suggesting I disable fast reboot and call it a fix instead of a workaround? :P[13:39:36] <tsoome> but, if the fast reboot doesnt work well with your system, you can disable it.[13:39:46] <tsoome> no, its workaround.[13:40:34] <tsoome> you can still try to find someone who can debug why fast reboot does not work well with your system and fix it;)[13:40:59] <tsoome> for example, it can be your system has buggy bios/acpi and simple bios update will fix it;)[13:45:23] <lblume> Install an nvidia card! no fastreboot![13:46:30] <tsoome> hm?[13:47:17] <lblume> At least on S11, fastreboot is disabled by default with nvidia, it seems. I assumed the same with OI :-)[13:48:54] <lennard> but you're right of course, I had intended to get around to figuring out the fastboot stuff :)[13:49:22] <tsoome> it seems to be enabled with my W2100z[13:49:41] <tsoome> just checking...[13:49:42] <lennard> I think this is all-intel[13:49:48] <lennard> main board, cpu and chipset[13:49:54] <lennard> and nics[13:50:06] <tsoome> lennard: i still suggest to check for bios update[13:50:07] <lennard> and technically even the HBA, although I flashed the LSI firmware onto it now :)[13:50:19] *** dijenerate has quit IRC[13:50:43] <lennard> and I'll look into it, thanks :)[13:52:14] <tsoome> yes definitely fast reboot and this system has nvidia, but its really old obviously[13:54:28] *** johwir has left #openindiana[13:54:50] <lblume> I think they disabled it more recently. I know I used to have it, but I think it causes problems with graphic corruption and such. Also, on S11, the graphical console with the fancy fonts breaks the vbiosd thing if you have nvidia, apparently.[13:58:11] *** dijenerate has joined #openindiana[13:58:46] <tsoome> well, I have up to date s11 and NVIDIA Quadro FX 500/600[14:00:40] *** keremet has quit IRC[14:04:40] <lblume> And your vbiosd service is doing fine?[14:05:27] <tsoome> apparently, well i havent seen anything bad there[14:06:04] <tsoome> I can switch consoles just fine[14:07:23] <tsoome> switching from X to text is taking a bit longer than between text consoles, but otherwise no visible issues[14:08:49] <tsoome> but thing is, this is really old workstation with really old NV card, and is an little miracle its still working and supported:D[14:09:36] *** enmand has joined #openindiana[14:11:57] <lblume> Maybe because you're using an older version of the nvidia driver then[14:12:36] <tsoome> [1143542.010] (II) Module nv: vendor="X.Org Foundation"[14:12:36] <tsoome> [1143542.010] compiled for 1.10.3, module version = 2.1.18[14:14:02] *** enmand has quit IRC[14:14:18] *** bens1 has joined #openindiana[14:15:38] *** enmand has joined #openindiana[14:20:15] <lblume> what version of the driver is that?[14:22:27] <Agnar> .o( I want kernel mode setting in illumos...and recend xorg drivers for my stupid intel gfx )[14:32:43] *** _wilsonkk_ has quit IRC[14:36:42] *** |AbsyntH| has joined #openindiana[14:38:25] *** |AbsyntH| has quit IRC[14:40:47] *** kimc has quit IRC[14:40:54] <raichoo> Agnar: I'm working on it. Care to help?[14:41:33] *** |AbsyntH| has joined #openindiana[14:42:20] *** kimc has joined #openindiana[14:42:32] *** kimc has quit IRC[14:42:32] *** kimc has joined #openindiana[14:42:37] *** voidcoder has quit IRC[14:44:43] *** _wilsonkk_ has joined #openindiana[14:45:04] *** krystal has quit IRC[14:47:47] <Agnar> raichoo: i'm way to clueless for it, honestly[14:48:11] <Agnar> raichoo: I'm currently more busy getting sfw-gate and xnv compiled on sparc[14:48:48] <raichoo> Agnar: One grows with the challenge :3[14:49:52] *** CoilDomain has joined #openindiana[14:59:36] *** dvx has quit IRC[15:00:01] *** flyz has quit IRC[15:05:04] <Agnar> raichoo: xnv is challange enough for me atm ,)[15:05:40] <Agnar> have to go now. see you all tomorrow[15:07:25] *** flyz has joined #openindiana[15:15:44] *** kart__ has quit IRC[15:16:44] *** kart_ has joined #openindiana[15:25:43] *** kovert has quit IRC[15:33:00] *** kovert has joined #openindiana[15:40:50] *** Shep_Book has joined #openindiana[15:41:28] *** Shep_Book has quit IRC[15:41:47] *** Shep_Book has joined #openindiana[15:51:40] *** Licenser has quit IRC[15:53:09] *** tsoome has quit IRC[15:54:44] *** elgar has joined #openindiana[15:55:13] *** Licenser has joined #openindiana[16:02:08] <lennard> does anyone know if there is such a thing as dedupping existing data?[16:05:06] <Wraithh> Sounds as if it would imply dedupping :)[16:05:27] <Wraithh> I don't think there is[16:07:32] <Licenser> lennard afaik only be copying the data[16:08:05] *** DrLou has joined #openindiana[16:08:05] *** ChanServ sets mode: +o DrLou[16:10:55] *** Worsoe has quit IRC[16:13:40] <Tenzer> lennard: The deduplication only happens when data is written, so if you want to dedup your existing data, you need to copy it off the pool and back again[16:15:20] <lennard> looks like a copy within the pool also worked ;)[16:15:25] <lennard> cp a b; mv b a[16:15:26] <lennard> tadaa[16:17:00] <Licenser> ^^[16:17:20] <Licenser> lennard if you know what data is duplicated you onkly need ot copy half of it ^^[16:17:29] <lennard> heh[16:23:30] *** TomJ has joined #openindiana[16:25:32] *** bens1 has quit IRC[16:26:51] *** heldus has joined #openindiana[16:43:18] <lennard> does anyone know how I could have gotten myself in a situation where there is no c3t13d0, only c3t13d0[sp]X?[16:43:35] *** Tenzer has quit IRC[16:45:27] <Licenser> deleted it?[16:46:58] *** tsoome has joined #openindiana[16:49:24] <lennard> nope, nothing I did[16:49:54] <lennard> although they aren't there on a different machine where they are listed in zpool status as well[16:51:19] <Triskelios> lennard: those don't exist as device nodes in /dev[16:51:32] *** wiseen has quit IRC[16:52:54] <lennard> hmm[16:53:04] <lennard> so I zpool create em with p0 and it lists them without?[16:53:51] <Triskelios> you can (and should) specify just the disk name without p0 when you mean it[16:54:21] *** raichoo has quit IRC[16:54:36] <lennard> ah, the error is unclear[16:54:59] <lennard> the error if I try without su is 'doesn't exists' instead of, what I would expect, permission denied[16:55:16] <lennard> pebcak I guess :)[16:55:17] <lennard> thanks[16:57:38] <lblume> There is no d0 when the disk has an fdisk partition[16:58:23] *** anikin has quit IRC[17:01:18] <lennard> they are virgin disks :)[17:02:41] <tomww> lennard: there is never a symlink in /dev/dsk or /dev/rdsk not ending in [sp]<0-15>, the one ending in "d0" is only a meta name used by ZFS indicating that this disk is used entierly (EFI)[17:04:26] <lennard> right[17:04:27] <lennard> thanks![17:07:25] <tsoome> there is basically exactly one case when you use disk device with p0 at the end - its when you use fdisk command from shell. never ever in other cases.[17:09:15] *** DrLou has quit IRC[17:10:01] *** DrLou has joined #openindiana[17:10:02] *** ChanServ sets mode: +o DrLou[17:10:29] *** DrLou has left #openindiana[17:12:19] <Mech0z> how do I fix this http://www.gratisimage.dk/graphic/images/2012/January/19/42AF_4F1840D8.jpg[17:12:51] <Mech0z> I deleeted teh files that was permenently damaged[17:12:57] <Mech0z> then run a scrub and still its wrong :S[17:13:09] <Mech0z> now the error is just in " rex:<0x1d>"[17:16:58] <Okona> did you do a zpool clear?[17:22:17] <Mech0z> Okona Your the man![17:22:37] <Mech0z> allthough it stil states that their is errosr in those files[17:22:43] <Mech0z> should I do a new scrub?[17:23:11] <Mech0z> eh[17:23:14] <Mech0z> now its resilvering :s[17:33:04] <Okona> zpool clear only clears the error counters, it does not remove the cause of the error.[17:43:02] *** _404_Error_ has quit IRC[17:50:11] *** |AbsyntH| has quit IRC[17:51:36] *** krystal has joined #openindiana[17:55:01] *** [1]kimc has joined #openindiana[17:57:26] *** kimc has quit IRC[17:57:26] *** [1]kimc is now known as kimc[17:58:01] *** hajma has quit IRC[17:59:21] *** kenon_ has joined #openindiana[18:02:23] *** kenon has quit IRC[18:04:51] *** sergiosanche has joined #openindiana[18:04:53] *** moriett has joined #openindiana[18:10:15] *** heldus has quit IRC[18:15:03] *** kart_ has quit IRC[18:15:48] *** kart_ has joined #openindiana[18:18:01] *** LadySerena has quit IRC[18:25:10] *** elgar has quit IRC[18:25:11] *** kenon has joined #openindiana[18:28:04] *** kenon_ has quit IRC[18:30:55] *** voidcoder has joined #openindiana[18:33:24] *** krystal has quit IRC[18:37:35] *** LadySerena has joined #openindiana[18:41:29] *** gregburd has quit IRC[18:45:47] *** krystal has joined #openindiana[18:48:39] *** heldus has joined #openindiana[18:50:05] *** herzen has quit IRC[18:54:35] *** herzen has joined #openindiana[18:54:59] *** [1]kimc has joined #openindiana[18:57:17] *** kimc has quit IRC[18:57:17] *** [1]kimc is now known as kimc[19:03:28] *** bgeek has quit IRC[19:04:00] *** [1]kimc has joined #openindiana[19:05:47] <Okona> for the German Speaking People: Munich OpenSolaris User Group Meeting http://www.ustream.tv/channel/mucosug-20100225[19:06:02] <Okona> talk is about Fuse[19:06:17] *** kimc has quit IRC[19:06:17] *** [1]kimc is now known as kimc[19:12:15] *** raichoo has joined #openindiana[19:12:40] *** gregburd has joined #openindiana[19:24:12] *** voidcoder has quit IRC[19:34:54] *** voidcoder has joined #openindiana[19:35:12] *** raichoo has quit IRC[19:35:28] *** hajma has joined #openindiana[19:36:00] *** moriett has quit IRC[19:36:19] *** kart_ has quit IRC[19:37:13] *** raichoo has joined #openindiana[19:40:58] *** disharmony has joined #openindiana[19:41:41] *** TomJ has quit IRC[19:47:35] *** girafe has joined #openindiana[19:53:20] *** raichoo has quit IRC[19:53:42] *** sergiosanche has quit IRC[19:54:17] *** raichoo has joined #openindiana[20:00:21] *** kenon_ has joined #openindiana[20:00:22] *** kenon has quit IRC[20:04:22] *** Latent22 has joined #openindiana[20:05:17] *** kenon has joined #openindiana[20:06:36] *** kenon_ has quit IRC[20:08:54] *** n2deep has quit IRC[20:09:00] *** DrLou has joined #openindiana[20:09:01] *** ChanServ sets mode: +o DrLou[20:10:47] *** n2deep has joined #openindiana[20:13:17] *** jw_urodoc has joined #openindiana[20:29:57] *** n2deep has quit IRC[20:31:37] *** n2deep has joined #openindiana[20:37:49] *** voidcoder has quit IRC[20:47:20] *** InTheWings has quit IRC[20:47:37] *** Zenos has quit IRC[20:47:43] *** InTheWings has joined #openindiana[20:54:47] *** Latent22 has quit IRC[20:58:57] *** gvm1 has joined #openindiana[21:16:29] *** myrkraverk has quit IRC[21:18:13] *** myrkraverk has joined #openindiana[21:18:14] *** myrkraverk has joined #openindiana[21:29:33] *** Botanic has joined #openindiana[21:35:53] *** Latent22 has joined #openindiana[21:49:29] *** kenon_ has joined #openindiana[21:49:29] *** kenon has quit IRC[22:13:18] *** laogrymt has quit IRC[22:13:49] *** TomJ has joined #openindiana[22:18:05] *** CoilDomain has quit IRC[22:20:36] *** n2deep has quit IRC[22:22:34] *** n2deep has joined #openindiana[22:25:28] *** enmand has quit IRC[22:31:04] *** bens1 has joined #openindiana[22:34:44] *** gvm1 has quit IRC[22:35:42] *** Botanic has quit IRC[22:41:45] *** n2deep has quit IRC[22:43:30] *** n2deep has joined #openindiana[22:43:31] *** bens1 has quit IRC[22:50:22] *** kenon has joined #openindiana[22:50:34] *** n2deep has quit IRC[22:51:48] *** n2deep has joined #openindiana[22:53:41] *** kenon_ has quit IRC[23:07:20] *** Botanic has joined #openindiana[23:07:32] *** Botanic has joined #openindiana[23:08:25] *** einstenio has joined #openindiana[23:09:21] <melliott> If a drive in a raidz1 group gets marked faulted. How can you return it to the group to see if its a persistant error or not?[23:09:23] *** raichoo has quit IRC[23:09:34] *** girafe has quit IRC[23:09:41] *** n2deep has quit IRC[23:10:37] *** freakazoid0223 has quit IRC[23:11:13] *** n2deep has joined #openindiana[23:12:49] *** kenon_ has joined #openindiana[23:15:45] *** kenon has quit IRC[23:27:19] *** einstenio has quit IRC[23:27:51] <RoyK> melliott: just zpool offline the drive and then, either zpool online it or zpool replace it[23:28:15] <RoyK> online will try to catch up where it left, which won't help much if the drive was flagged as bad[23:28:22] <RoyK> replace will treat it as a new drive[23:28:46] <RoyK> melliott: check it with smartctl first, or at least check its iostat -En figures[23:31:54] *** kenon has joined #openindiana[23:34:27] *** kenon_ has quit IRC[23:41:18] *** enmand has joined #openindiana[23:43:44] *** kenon_ has joined #openindiana[23:46:21] *** kenon has quit IRC[23:50:13] *** TomJ_ has joined #openindiana[23:50:13] *** TomJ_ has joined #openindiana[23:50:43] *** TomJ has quit IRC[23:50:44] *** TomJ_ is now known as TomJ